1 Readings, Assignments, Labs, and ToDoIndex

• Fill in your Course Evaluation Survey for this course. Only nine questions! Closes April 14.
• Read (at least) these things (All The Words):
  • Week 12 Notes HTML - this file - ** Read All The Words **
  • Unix/Linux Partitions PDF
  • Unix/Linux Partitions and File Systems - fdisk, mkfs, mount, swap
  • Create VMware Disk PDF
  • List of Commands
• From “Unix for Mac OS X Users” at lynda.com - more to come
• Read (All The Words), Do, and save (not for hand in)
  • Fedora 12 Installation in VMware: Lab Worksheet #07 PDF
    • Installing and Configuring VMware Tools for Fedora 12
    • CST8207 Frequently Asked Questions
    • Have your instructor check you off on the installation using the five points on the last page of the worksheet.
  • Lab Worksheet #11 ODT - user and group management
  • Lab Worksheet #12 ODT - Disks, Partitions, and File Systems
• Read (All The Words), Do, and then Submit via Blackboard:
  • optional BONUS Midterm#2 assignment: Assignment #09 HTML (optional)
  • Assignment #10 HTML - processes, syslog, crontab, at, Fedora 12
  • Assignment #11 HTML - user and group management (Megadeth Project)
    • New Due Date Monday April 8
  • Assignment #12 HTML - Disks, Partitions, and File Systems
• Write down the dates of your Final Exams from the Course Home Page.

2 Final Exam – April 24 1:30pm in C144Index

• Your Final Exam schedule is posted in the ICT office. The Final Exam is closed-book, no aids, no devices.

• Your Final Exam covers the entire course, with emphasis on material since the second midterm test, and on material that students did not answer well in the previous two tests.

• You must read the Test Instructions before the test for important directions on how to enter your answers and the test version number on the mark-sense forms.

• There may be more questions on the test than you can answer in the time allowed; answer the ones you know, first.

• Practice tests are available for the Final Exam.
  • Read the Practice Test README Information.
  • See the Practice Tests and answer files.
  • The same questions are posted under Practice on Blackboard.

3 From the Class Notes link on the Course Home PageIndex

• Course Home Page
• Previous Week
• All Weeks
• Next Week

• Review last week. Did you do everything assigned last week?

• Unix/Linux Command Reference

4 From the Classroom Whiteboard/ChalkboardIndex

• Your in-class notes go here.

• Fill in your Course Evaluation Survey for this course. Only nine questions! Closes April 14.
  • Sun Mar 31: Expected 90 responses, received 50 56%
  • Read Last Term’s Course Evaluations

• Access by two users to the same file - how?

• Differences between df / and du -s /.

• Your smart phone is killing your creativity?
  • http://readwrite.com/2013/03/29/the-iphone-killed-my-creativity

5 Some CommandsIndex

Keep a notebook with a List of Commands in it.

6 Real Sysadmin WorkIndex

Finding things that are not symbolic links that have other write permissions:

find dir ! -type l -perm /o+w -ls

You are now logging in to multiple machines. Set your shell PS1 prompt to include the machine name, so that you don’t type the wrong command on the wrong machine!